TURKEY, GERMANY, AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND Please, check https://meetingjim.com to access the film. .................................................................................. MEETING JIM, 2018 The award-winning, BBC Scotland broadcast documentary on Jim Haynes. "A documentary…
September 2012, Berlin. Sightseeing for 14 Thousand Litre Popcorn and then Popbath. 2nd Artaction by Minujin and Altorjay. A Documentary © 2014. Sound: Janos Vetö NahTe First Assistant Mark Radics. Produced by DPD Culture.
Meeting people during the Lockdown
Present day Quakers explain their beliefs. Quakers was a derogatory nickname given to members of ‘The Religious Society of Friends’ by a judge at a time in the 1670s when they were persecuted for their beliefs which placed duty to God above their obligations to the state. In this film…
In a time of great loneliness and isolation for many, people were very happy to meet with old friends and new. A physician, a psychologist, college students, and graduates, with not much to do, we chatted for what felt like eternity. We all tried in our own ways, to make sense of what the hell is really…
Exchange visits by Palestinian and British women. A gentle film showing the texture f two women’s visits: British women going to Palestine, Palestinian women coming to Britain - the surprise and the shock and delight in what they find. It shows trhe potential of twinning with Palestine. The…
Ground-breaking psychiatrist Ivor Browne has been a central figure in Irish mental health for many decades. His pioneering and often controversial work on behalf of the many who cannot speak for themselves is well-known. Alan Gilsenan’s highly-acclaimed film, produced by Tomás Hardiman,…
"I first met Nathan Zach twice" - these words open David Perlov's film on the poet, to whom he was tied by a 40 year long friendship. Gradually, at a delicate pace, Perlov develops an intimate dialogue with Zach. The camera rarely leaves the poet's expressive face, while his heart…
There are two actors/models. One of them I met while strolling downtown the small city. It was a holiday and there was almost no one in town, so i figure it would be a good day to just film the old city buildings , unrestricted. Out of nowhere came this lady asking for a cigarette, and questioning me…
A few people from many different parts of the US, and in fact the world at a community living center where the arts is given a great deal of respect.
A sixteen year old girl reads THE CHERRY ORCHARD, a play by Anton Chekhov, and her world is changed forever. This documentary examines acclaimed theatre director Libby Appel's lifelong love of Chekhov and her effort, over fifty years after reading the play, to bring this great writer's final…
Meet Me Where I Am explores the topic of grief through individual stories of loss, love and hope.
